Cabaret Echoes: New Orleans Jazzers at Work, 1918 -1927

Interview – Kid Ory (leader / trombonist)

Ory’s Creole Trombone

Society Blues

Interview – Babette Ory (daughter of Kid Ory)

When You’re Alone Blues

Krooked Blues

Interviews – Kid Ory / Babette Ory

That Sweet Something Dear

Maybe Someday

Interview – Johnny de Droit (leader / trumpeter) (Part 1)

Panama

Nobody Knows Blues

New Orleans Blues

Interview – Johnny de Droit (Part 2)

The Swing

Brown Eyes

Interview – Johnny de Droit (Part 3)

Number Two Blues

Interview – Amos White (trumpeter)

Frankie and Johnny

Pianoflage

Interview – Yvonne Powers Gass (daughter of saxophonist Eddie Powers)

Sensation Rag

Christine

Interview – Johnny de Droit Discusses Johnny Bayersdorffer

I Wonder Where My Easy Rider’s Riding Now?

The Waffle Man’s Call

Interview – Willie Hightower (leader / trumpeter)

Boar Hog Blues

Squeeze Me

Interview – Abbie Brunies (leader / trumpeter)

Pussy Cat Rag

Interview – Joe Loyacano (trombonist)

Barataria

Interview – Tony Parenti (leader / clarinetist)

That’s A‐Plenty

Cabaret Echoes

Interview – Billy and Mary McBride (vocal Duo)

My Heart‐Breakin’ Gal

Interview – Babette Ory on Skin Color and the Creole Club

Black but Sweet, Oh God!

Interview – Norman Brownlee (leader / pianist) (Part 1)

Peculiar

Dirty Rag

Interview – Norman Brownlee (Part 2)

I’m Afraid to Care for You

Interview – William “Baba” Ridgley (co‐leader / trombonist) (Part 1)

Original Tuxedo Rag

Interview – William “Baba” Ridgley (Part 2)

Careless Love

Interview – Abby “Chinee” Foster (drummer)

Black Rag

Interview – Frank Christian (trumpeter)

Ole Miss

Ja Da (Medley Introducing “You’ll Find Old Dixieland in France”)

He’s Had No Lovin’ for a Long, Long Time

Ja Da (Medley Introducing “You’ll Find Old Dixieland in France”)

Interview – Arnold Loyacano (drummer) (Part 1)

Why Cry Blues

Interview – Arnold Loyacano (Part 2)

Ja Da (Medley Introducing “You’ll Find Old Dixieland in France”)

Ja Da (Medley Introducing “You’ll Find Old Dixieland in France”)

He’s Had No Lovin’ for a Long, Long Time